Rumors were flying around Thursday that an ABC whistleblower claimed in an affidavit that the Harris campaign received sample debate questions “nearly identical” to those used and was allegedly assured that Trump would be “fact-checked,” while she would not be.
What has not been seen as of yet is any real evidence to support the claim, or any word from the alleged whistleblower.
BREAKING: ABC whistleblower allegedly will release an affidavit claiming the Harris campaign was given sample questions that were “essentially the same questions that were given during the debate,” as well as assurances that Trump would be “fact-checked” and she would not.
— Leading Report (@LeadingReport) September 12, 2024
For the record, Kamala Harris is close friends with Dana Walden, co-chairman of Disney Entertainment which oversees Disney’s full portfolio of entertainment media, including ABC News. Another interesting fact is that ABC moderator Linsey Davis was a member of the same historically black sorority as Kamala Harris.
Adding fuel to the fire is the fact that on two separate occasions, former CNN contributor Donna Brazile tipped off the Clinton campaign ahead of time on questions to expect during events on the network.
The X account Black Insurrectionist, a self-described MAGA supporter, posted a damning message on Thursday.
“I will be releasing an affidavit from an ABC whistleblower regarding the debate. I have just signed a non-disclosure agreement with the attorney of the whistleblower,” the post reads. “The affidavit states how the Harris campaign was given sample question which were essentially the same questions that were given during the debate and separate assurances of fact checking Donald Trump and that she would NOT be fact checked.”
“Accordingly, the affidavit states several other factors that were built into the debate to give Kamala a significant advantage. I have seen and read the affidavit and after the attorney blacks out the name of the whistleblower and other information that could dox the whistleblower, I will release the full affidavit,” it continued. “I will be releasing the affidavit before the weekend is out.”
I will be releasing an affidavit from an ABC whistleblower regarding the debate. I have just signed a non-disclosure agreement with the attorney of the whistleblower. The affidavit states how the Harris campaign was given sample question which were essentially the same questions…
— Black Insurrectionist–I FOLLOW BACK TRUE PATRIOTS (@DocNetyoutube) September 12, 2024
ABC has denied the claim that Harris was given any questions ahead of Tuesday’s debate, according to The Daily Beast.
“Absolutely not,” an ABC News spokesperson said. “Harris was not given any questions before the debate.”
Until credible evidence is presented, it’s just another unsubstantiated rumor. But stay tuned because the buzz is rampant that the receipts will be coming.
Apparently there is a ABC whistleblower who will be releasing a sign affidavit through his lawyer in which he details how Kamala got the questions in advance.
It should happen today or tomorrow. As soon as the lawyer sanitizes his statements for release.
— Thomas Musket ⓒ (@ThomasMusket) September 12, 2024
Happening Now: Things are not looking good for Kamala Harris and ABC News. First, a whistleblower has offered to come forward with proof that Kamala was given the questions beforehand and promised Trump would be fact checked.
Now, Mark Penn, a former advisor for the… pic.twitter.com/NzOOdVzCg3
— Travis (@Travis_4_Trump) September 12, 2024
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